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populated by individuals including members of the Green Party and Extinction
Rebellion. In January , HS2 bailliffs began to evict the site after HS2 has
exercised the right to compulsory purchase the land from Hillingdon council,
which had not been prepared to sell the land otherwise.

HS2 will provide up to 18 trains an hour by to and from London. Some services
will operate as two connected units and will split to serve multiple northern
destinations. After an initial period with a reduced service running north from
Old Oak Common , a full nine train-per-hour service from London Euston is
proposed to run after Phase 1 opens. While mostly the same, the proposed service
pattern is different depending on whether Phase 2a opens alongside Phase 1.

When the whole of Phase 2 is open, the following service pattern is proposed:.
Services on High Speed 2 are included within the West Coast Partnership
franchise , which was awarded to Avanti West Coast —a joint venture between
FirstGroup and Trenitalia —when the franchise commenced in December Avanti West
Coast will be responsible for running all aspects of the service including
ticketing, trains and the maintenance of the infrastructure.

The government has stated that it would "assume a fares structure in line with
that of the existing railway", and HS2 should attract sufficient passengers to
not have to charge premium fares. He said, "when you have got a train departing
on a regular basis, maybe every five or ten minutes, in that last half-hour
before the train leaves and you have got empty seats HS2 will carry up to 26,
people per hour, [9] with anticipated annual passenger numbers of 85 million.

As all trains will be capable of the same speed, capacity is increased as faster
trains will not need to reduce speed for slower freight and commuter trains.
It's phenomenal capacity. It pretty much triples the number of seats
long-distance to the North of England". The Department for Transport report on
High Speed Rail published in March sets out the specifications for a high speed
line. It will be built to a European structure gauge as was HS1 and will conform
to European Union technical standards for interoperability for high-speed rail.

The first batch of rolling stock for HS2 is specified in technical
specifications of the first tender.

As of September , it is expected to be awarded in Q1 The DfT government command
paper outlined some requirements for the train design among its recommendations
for design standards for the HS2 network. The paper addressed the particular
problem of designing trains to continental European standards, which use taller
and wider rolling stock, requiring a larger structure gauge than the rail
network in Great Britain. The report proposed the development of two new types
of train to make the best use of the line: []. The DfT report also considered
the possibility of 'gauge clearance' work on non high speed lines as an
alternative to conventional trains.

This work would involve extensive reconstruction of stations, tunnels and
bridges and widening of clearances to allow European-profile trains to run
beyond the high-speed network.


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The report concluded that although initial outlay on commissioning new rolling
stock would be high, it would cost less than the widespread disruption of
rebuilding large tracts of Britain's rail infrastructure. Alstom , one of the
bidders for the contract to build the trains, proposed in October tilting HS2
trains to run on HS2 and conventional tracks, to increase overall speeds when
running on conventional tracks. The infrastructure maintenance depot IMD for
Phase 1 will be constructed roughly halfway along the route, north of Aylesbury,
between Steeple Claydon and Calvert in Buckinghamshire.

In the working draft environmental statement for Phase 2b, the IMD on the
eastern leg is proposed near Staveley, Derbyshire on a former chemical works
site, while Phase 2b, the western leg, will have one near Stone, Staffordshire.
The DfT's latest revised estimates of journey times for some major destinations
have been set out in various government documents, including the business cases
for each phase and other related documents.

Cost increases have led to reductions in the planned track; for instance, the
link between HS1 and HS2 was later dropped on cost grounds. The costs are also
higher because the line will run directly into city centres instead of joining
existing networks on the outskirts. Sources of funding other than central
government have been mooted for additional links. According to the DfT, the
primary purpose of HS2 is to provide additional capacity on the rail network
from London to the Midlands and North.

This does not include the additional express seats added by HS2 nor would it
deliver any journey time reductions. The Green Party would scrap HS2 and spend
the money saved on local transport links. Stop HS2 was set up in to co-ordinate
local opposition and campaign on the national level against HS2. Phase 1 is
estimated to result in the demolition of more than houses: around Euston; 20—30
between Old Oak Common and West Ruislip ; around 50 in Birmingham ; and the
remainder in pockets along the route.


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Phase 1 of the scheme came to an end on 17 June and Phase 2 ended in The
Woodland Trust states that ancient woodlands will be damaged due to HS2, 33
sites of Special Scientific Interest will be affected and 21 designated nature
reserves will be destroyed. In the DfT commissioned a report, "Estimated Carbon
Impact of a New North—South Line", from Booz Allen Hamilton to investigate the
likely overall carbon impact associated with the construction and operation of a
new rail line to either Manchester or Scotland; including the extent of carbon
dioxide emission reduction or increase from a shift to rail use, and a
comparison with the case in which no new high-speed lines were built.

Additional emissions from building a new rail route would be larger in the first
ten years at least when compared to a model where no new line was built. The
Eddington Report cautioned against the common argument of modal shift from
aviation to high speed rail as a carbon-emissions benefit since only 1.

The paper questioned the value for money of high speed rail as a method of
reducing carbon emissions, but noted that with a switch to carbon-free or
carbon-neutral energy production the case becomes much more favourable. The High
Speed Rail Command Paper published in March stated that the project was likely
to be roughly carbon neutral. At best, the select committee found, HS2 could
make a small contribution to the government's carbon-reduction targets. However,
this was dependent on making rapid progress in reducing carbon emissions from UK
electricity generation.

The Phase 1 environmental statement estimates that 5. The carbon dioxide
emissions per passenger-kilometre in are estimated to be 8 grams for high-speed
rail, as opposed to 22 grams for conventional intercity rail, [note 4] 67 grams
for private car transport, and grams for domestic aviation. The Government notes
that one-third of the carbon footprint from constructing Phase One results from
tunnelling, the amount of which has been increased following requests from local
residents to mitigate the impact of the railway on habitats and its visual
impact.

HS2 Ltd announced in March that it would conduct consultations with local people
and organisations along the London to West Midlands route through community
forums, planning forums and an environment forum. The forums were intended to
allow local authorities, residents associations, special interest groups and
environment bodies in each community forum area to engage with HS2 Ltd. Since
the announcement of Phase 1, the government has had plans to create an overall
'Y shaped' line with termini in Manchester and Leeds.

Since the intentions to further extend were announced an additional compensation
scheme was set up. The results of the consultations are not yet known, but
Alison Munro, chief executive of HS2 Ltd, has stated that it is also looking at
other options, including property bonds. The revision of the route through South
Yorkshire , which replaced the original plans for a station at Meadowhall with a
station off the HS2 tracks at Sheffield , was cited as a major reason for the
collapse of the Sheffield City Region devolution deal signed in ; Sheffield City
Council 's successful lobbying for a city-centre station in opposition to
Barnsley , Doncaster , and Rotherham 's preference for the Meadowhall option
caused Doncaster and Barnsley councils to seek an all-Yorkshire devolution deal
instead.

Early discoveries during construction were two Victorian era time capsules found
during the demolition of the National Temperance Hospital in Camden , and
Prehistoric flints found in Hillingdon. The long lost remains of the explorer
Captain Matthew Flinders were discovered during excavations at the former burial
ground of St James's Church , which was some distance from the church, next to
Euston railway station. In July , archaeological teams announced a number of
discoveries near Wendover , Buckinghamshire. The skeleton of an Iron Age man was
discovered face down in a ditch with his hands bound together under his pelvis,
suggesting that he may be a victim of a murder or execution.

Archaeologists also discovered the remains of a Roman person buried in a lead
coffin and stated that he may have been someone of high status due to the
expensive method of burial. One of the most significant finds was that of a
large circular monument of wooden posts 65 metres in diameter with features
aligned with the winter solstice , similar to that of Stonehenge in Wiltshire. A
golden Stater from the 1st Century BC was also discovered with archaeologists
stating that it was almost certainly minted in Britain.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see HS2 disambiguation.
Planned UK high speed railway. Under construction : Phase 1 target date: — [1]
Planned : Phase 2a target date: — Phase 2b target date: High-speed network Phase
1: three Phase 2a: one Phase 2b: three Total : Northern Powerhouse Rail.


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